53 Question 53Given a directed graph w/ nonnegative edge lengths & two distinct nodes, a and z. Let X denote a shortest pathfrom a to z. If we add 10 to the length of every edge in the graph, then:DX definitely remains a shortest a-z path.ii) X definitely does not remain a shortest a-z path.lii)X might or might not remain a shortest a-z path (depending on the graph).iv) If X has only one edge, then X definitely remains a shortest a-zpath.O i onlyO i onlyO None of the choicesO i and iv onlyO i onlyO i and iv onlyO iv only

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Question 53 Given a directed graph w/ nonnegative edge lengths & two distinct nodes, a and z. Let X denote a shortest path From a to z. If we add 10 to the length of every edge in the graph, then: )X definitely remains a shortest a-z path. i) X definitely does not remain a shortest a-z path. ii) X might or might not remain a shortest a-z path (depending on the graph).

Question 53 Given a directed graph w/ nonnegative edge lengths & two distinct nodes, a and z. Let X denote a shortest path From a to z. If we add 10 to the length of every edge in the graph, then: )X definitely remains a shortest a-z path. i) X definitely does not remain a shortest a-z path. ii) X might or might not remain a shortest a-z path (depending on the graph).

Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e

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Author:Alexander, Daniel C.; Koeberlein, Geralyn M.

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